Vocab Day 15 Flashcards
alienate
make someone feel isolated or estranged
apathy
lack of interest, enthusiasm or concern
apropos
with reference to; concerning/very appropriate to a particular situation
apt
suitable in the circumstances/ having a tendency to do something/ quick to learn
cloak
something serving to hide or disguise something
consensus
a general agreement
distort
pull or twist out of shape/give an misleading or false account of or impression of
divergent
tending to be different or develop in different directions
elated
make someone ecstatically happy
enchant
fill someone with great delight/ put under a spell
entrenched
(of an attitude, habit or belief) firmly established and difficult or unlikely to change; ingrained
exotic
organizing in or characteristic of a distant foreign country/ attractive/ specially produced
exploitative
treating others unfairly in order to gain an advantage
foreseeable
able to foreseen or predicted
forsake
abandon, renounce
gratify
give someone pleasure or satisfaction
heed
pay attention to/ take notice of
judicious
having, showing or done with good judgment
lucid
expressed clearly; easy to understand
pertinent
relevant to a particular matter, apposite
propriety
conformity to conventionally accepted standards of behavior/ the condition of being right
scintillating
adj) brilliantly clever or flashy and exciting
The animated movie has been praised for its scintillating dialogue, which is intended more for adults than children.
Word Forms: scintillatingly, scintillate, scintillant, scintillantly, scintillation
sensational
causing great public interest and excitement
sophisticated
having, revealing or involving a great deal of worldly experience and knowledge of fashion or
culture